Cerulean
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6 rolls of pennies from BB&T yielded a lone 1946-D wheat. The other interesting coin is a 1975 cent coated in some type of translucent yellow or gold-colored plastic (or maybe some kind of resin). The reverse is totally covered, but the observe has a 5mm-dia circular area where the copper is exposed, apparantly through mechanical means rather than chemical.
Oddly enough, one roll had 59 cents in it! Not only did I find a 60-year-old wheatie, but I got paid 9 cents to find it!
BB&T was one of two banks I hit up today, and they treated me cordially. I asked to buy rolls of half dollars, and the teller replied that they had $2000 worth until someone came for them a few hours before I did. I think someone just picked up their four boxes.
The other bank, First Horizon, was quite rude to me when I asked to buy rolls of coins. The teller brought the manager over and they both told me "we don't sell any amount of coins to non-members", without first asking if I had an account!
Oddly enough, one roll had 59 cents in it! Not only did I find a 60-year-old wheatie, but I got paid 9 cents to find it!
BB&T was one of two banks I hit up today, and they treated me cordially. I asked to buy rolls of half dollars, and the teller replied that they had $2000 worth until someone came for them a few hours before I did. I think someone just picked up their four boxes.
The other bank, First Horizon, was quite rude to me when I asked to buy rolls of coins. The teller brought the manager over and they both told me "we don't sell any amount of coins to non-members", without first asking if I had an account!
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